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Former SEC Chairman: Cryptocurrency Legislation Could Be Enacted During Trump's Presidency

BlockBeats News, November 14th, former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton stated on Wednesday that the U.S. Congress may pass cryptocurrency regulation legislation after Trump takes office.


Clayton also stated that he supports reducing regulatory burdens to encourage companies to go public, a statement that foreshadows sweeping changes in public policy, which is currently eagerly anticipated by the industry, as evidenced by the large sums of money they have spent to influence this month's presidential election. (Golden Finance)

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